Word: sellarsization
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In a front page article of a few weeks back, you announced of an "event" to occur in the IAB on March 18, in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Office of the Arts. A mixed-media spectacle featuring a cast of 800 from all of the Harvard performing...
Upon attending the meeting, however, and listening Peter Sellars rave, my cautious optimism was replaced by skepticism and then disgust. Those in attendance were first treated to a cursory summation of the plans, and then an extended glorification of Sellars' past performances. The director's discourse was nothing short of...
But Sellars didn't want members of the orchestra, he wanted the orchestera Finally asking each group how it wished to participate, he told them how they would participate: I was told the 95 member orchestra was to perform La Mer. Approaching him later with my concerns about such expectations...
What highlighted Peter Sellars' egoism and insecurity that evening did not have to do with the orchestra, though. Having previously decried artistic intolerance in others, Sellars demonstrated himself as a hypocrite of the worst sort, insulting the validity of the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert & Sullivan Society, cast and material both. It...
To bury a dead character, Peter Sellars '80 dug up the floor of a tiny room in the basement of Adams House, where he staged Beckett's "Happy Days." Sellars is also remembered for a production of "Antony and Cleopatra" on a raft in the Adams House Swimming pool.